6 – Publishing

A connection is a login with a provider and belongs to QuartzControl. A target belongs to a project and says where its result should go. That distinction carries the whole chapter.

The pages of this chapter

1. 6.1 – Connections and targets — the difference, and where each is set up.
2. 6.2 – GitHub Pages — from “no repository yet” to your own domain over HTTPS.
3. 6.3 – Git sync — backing up the project itself and getting it onto a second machine.
4. 6.4 – To a webspace — SFTP, rsync and FTP: what separates the three.
5. 6.5 – To a folder — the route for everything another program takes over afterwards.
6. 6.6 – Webhook — when the provider builds it itself.
7. 6.7 – What gets uploaded — the preview before the transfer, exclusions, deletion behaviour.